ma UPEI SUN,Thursday,Nov.16’,1978',page i;

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On Tuesday, Nov. 7, the second general meeting of

the UPEI Engineering Society

was held: There was a good turnout of members and all were quite enthusiastic about supporting the society. Several items were discussed and committees were formed to handle items.

One committee was formed to decide on crests. The Atlantic Student Engineer- ing Congress (ASEC) wants to have a crest for their next annual meeting. It has also been suggested that the UPEI Engineering Society should have its own crest. Any member of d the Engineering Society who wishes to submit a

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'Jhe UPEI Ivbvie Club this week continues its endeavour to bring to you, the students , top rate movies at reasonable prices with the movie The Last Picture Show.

It is aptly named in that it is not caught up in the flood of today's trend in movie—making. ~ It is not action—packed; it does not use dazzling special effects; it does not boast a cast of million dollar action; it does not question our intelligence by taking a 'nostalgic' look at the past as others wish it had been.

Peter Bogdanovich (producer) artistically employs the basics of

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design for either crest may contact a member of the committee. Members of this committee are Bruce Smallman, Paul Taylor Craig Walker, Garry Stewart and Dave Travers.

A second committee was formed to look after the Engineering Pubs. It was ' agreed the Society should hold one more pub before the Christmas exams start. ‘Tentative date for this pub will be Nov. 27. Anyone wishing to help the committee may contact Bob Coles, Doug Did<ie_son, Boyd (Mitsy) MacDonald, or Bob maisscn.

It was agreed that a bank account should be re—opened and two new signing

movie—making —- intense

' acting and a strong story

line - to create a powerful motion picture.

A winner of.2 Academy Awards (Best Supporting actor and actress) , The Last Picture Show is_a— story of a group 'of adolescents living in small town U.S.A. in the mid-1900's. It keenly protrays the anguish

and joy of a young man's first love, the intensity of the big dream to

leave the small town and make it in the 'real world' , and the many dramatic and humorous events which surround these episodes. Cloris leadiman

and Cibyl Sheppard star in this, the last of the original picture shows.

officers were elected. These were Doug Didcieson

and Jim MacDonald.

'Ihe Society needs volunteers to write articles for the page in the SUN. Anyone wishing to write an article or submit a cartoon may contact their class rep. and he/she will 'make sure it is printed.

The issue of unpaid dues

, was covered and it was

agreed that any member

of the society who has not paid his/her dues will not be allowed to vote on any iSSLE until the dues have been paid. There were also

'Ihe Engineers invented a talking computer last week and were showing it to some other students. The first student approadied and said "Hello." 'Jhe computer replied, "What's your I.Q.?" "160" replied the student, and then they had a convers— ation about the racial situation in South Africa.

After the little talk a second student came forward and told the computer that he was a jod<, 'lhe catputer and the jock then had a discussion about the Leafs' chances

and his I.Q. was 100.

this year.

After their short conversation, a third student

‘ and these were also

several other ways in Which the dues may be collected

discussed. V

The Eleventh Congress of Canadian Engineering Students will be held in Halifax Jan. 3-7 and four delegates will be duosen from the society to attend this. conference. The cOSt 'to send each delegate will be $75.00 and several ways were suggested on how this money could be raised. If anyone has a suggestim or would like to help raise the money for these delegates, please contact your class rep.

came up and told the computer his I.Q. was 45‘. "Hey there, good buddy," said the computer, "go

your ears on?" \

PM THE DEP‘I‘HS OF DJFFY

The third year engineer- ing students recently experienced an opportunity to meet with some, of the

. engineers working in the

province of P.E.I. 'Jhe event was a luncheon meeting of the Prince Edward Is land Associatim

‘ of Professional Engineers ~ sponsored jointly by the

Computer Science, Business, and Engineering departments of this university. Our third year class was invited to the gathering which was held on Friday, Nov." 10, at the Barn. It was attended by a cross- section of P.E.I. engineers including members of Agricultural, Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Civil, Architect— ure and Landscape ’

Architecture fields.

Informal discussions provided the class with mum-appreciated councilling as they prepare for their studies at N..S.T.C. next year.

Among the people . addressing the group ware President Neincke, Walter Isenor, chairman of the" Business departmen“ ‘ t, Dcn MacEwen, chairman of the Engineering department, and Jim Stafford, president of the P.E.I. Engineering Association. .

Following the luncheon most Professional Engineers embarked on a tour of the Computer Centre while some students dutifully mt On to an ill—attended Applied Math. class. .

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